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export interface StringTableFilterSearchValue {
    currentValue: string;
    previousValue?: string;
    enteredPreviousSearch: boolean;
    hasXssCharsError?: boolean;
    hasMaxLengthError?: boolean;
}
export declare class TableFilter {
    /** The property which will be used to build the filter (eg: the property is 'releaseDate' and the label is 'Release Date') */
    properties?: string[];
    /** Label to display in the button */
    label: string;
    /** Filter type */
    type?: 'string' | 'checkbox' | 'date' | 'boolean';
    /** Boolean indicating whether the filter is active in order to show it in the table toolbar */
    isActive: boolean;
    /** Id to be used for buttons and so on */
    id: string;
    /** Boolean indicating if the user clicked the apply button in order to disable/enable the remove filter button */
    wasApplied?: boolean;
    /** For the string filter type the values array will contain the values based on which we make the search
     * and a disabled property which will indicate if the search has been made considering that particular value
     */
    searchValues?: StringTableFilterSearchValue[];
    /** Selected value in case of boolean filter */
    selectedValue?: {
        currentValue: boolean | undefined;
        previousValue: boolean | undefined;
    };
    /** Only for checkbox filter type, the possible values will be 'Normal', 'Critical', 'Warning' each with its translated value */
    possibleValues?: {
        translatedValue: string;
        value: string;
        isSelected: boolean;
        enteredPreviousSearch: boolean;
    }[];
    /** Range dates to search for when the filter type is date */
    rangeDates?: Date[];
    /** If the user changes the dates we need to remove the previous search and replace those values in the url,
     *  we need to retain the values that have already been used in the search query */
    alreadySearchedForRangeDates?: Date[];
    iconType?: 'severity' | 'updateSeverity' | 'generalStatus' | 'power' | 'connectivity' | 'serviceability' | 'ticketState' | 'jobStatus' | 'policyState' | 'status' | 'compatibility';
    subFilters?: TableFilter[];
    tableLabel?: string;
    /** True if instead of filterEquals should be filterNotEquals or instead of filterContains should be filterNotContains */
    negation?: {
        currentValue: boolean;
        previousValue: boolean | undefined;
    };
    /** Used to perform an OR operation between two or multiple columns over some values. So at search, the user will search one value in filter.properties OR in filter.additionalPropertiesForSearch.map(p => p.prop). It is basically and or over the entered values between the base filter properties and the selected additional ones*/
    additionalPropertiesForSearch?: {
        id: string;
        prop: string;
        enteredPreviousSearch: boolean;
        isSelected: boolean;
    }[];
}